ICC Commission on Corporate Responsibility and Anti-corruption
Has been a pioneer in the business fight against corruption, issuing in 1977 its first version of the ICC Rules of Conduct to combat Extortion and Bribary.
With over 300+ members from 40 countries, the commission provides for a global forum including business executives and private practitioners in various fields of ethics and compliance.
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LATEST NEWS ON CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY AND ANTI-CORRUPTION
Governing body additions set to strengthen ICC Dispute Resolution Services
Updates to the Governing Body of the ICC Dispute Resolution Services, announced today, aim to further strengthen ICC’s strategic leadership on dispute resolution.
Business leaders and civil society urge UN to take meaningful action to combat corruption
Strengthening UNCAC enforcement mechanisms would help level the playing field and increase integrity.
Making Ethics Work: 6 Ways ICC enables responsible business action
Discover a new study on ethical and responsible business, in partnership with ICC.
ICC statement calling for business leaders to adopt inclusive practices for all
Racism and discrimination may exist everywhere, but we will not accept them anywhere.
Integrity is everyone’s business. Here’s how ICC is taking action.
In our increasingly connected world, the net benefits of globalisation are often undermined by corruption and other types of unethical decision-making
- ICC Anti-Corruption Third Party Due Diligence Guide for SMEs (2015)
- ICC Guidelines on Gifts and Hospitality (26.06.2014)
- ICC Anti-corruption Clause (10.10.2012)
- ICC Rules on Combating Corruption (17.10.2011)
- ICC guide to responsible sourcing (04.10.2008)
- ICC Guidelines on Whistleblowing (12.06.2008)